The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-20
QUARREL AMONG LAWYERS.
UvPLElslNr CHARGES GROWING OUT
OF TIE ANDERSON WILL CONTEST

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been engaged in tho fight and to the
public which was kept in ignorance OF this
i.soI srnIoit for saveral vaets alter d had 90.
yesterday. however. by a lot Of rumors to the
eject that Mrs. Watson had become dlssstis-
n'% 81 said I she received for ali her
srumbline at not being paid for their services
in her behalf . ..u,.- ,.,.
.bs oonntr, from
when no died in Paris on N0v a. 1881 he was
w,Yos NV ths rss wife h. had two children.
W s,.d - M, ,,os to,,,d dotaa a.,
ana wnen ne died VIII was louna aa'eo oc.'
90 ss gebn
Char,os Andsrson, residuarv leoatse. Tho
other relatives received comparatively small
AMOUNTS noun M.,a w...o, va. ~. d.u.h..r .,
Mary L. Carr. who was Mr.. Anderson's dauah-
ter. Mrs. Watson is the wife of Alfred L. Wat
son. who is studying law in the office Of x-dov.
the will from the start but she did not object
to it's being probated. she says, because her
uncle, John Charles. Anderson, had promised
Which sn she e Claimed as her right. Time passed.
son Geors %
done GH eieee Of ppoperty beonsng Tie
estate, consisting Of twelve lots on fiity-ninth
SID 1oRn and
der to test The strength Of Mrs. Wstsons claim,
bell t The Nominal defendants. They had re-
semmunea shn With John Charles Anderson
the latter took upon himself the task. OF
the 'e n9o tse n eass sn Of G sr
Of June. 1851. verdict according the plaintiff
With the costs, Which amounted to q, $50. TRe
1s Au ta sny asss ps say
was asked for and denied by Judge Donohue
It is claimed by the plaintiffs counsel that the
defendants were permitted either to pay the
Mrs Watson's lawyers said yesterday:
1.-THE defendants failed to do either one
n r Mr.. Curtis said that he had c m.
suited severallawyers about 4, and that they
the Collection Of the costs. He gave as q res-
son Tor this, that the liquidation had bank.
nq and tst t2s execution Gould mot
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TRHa nsa
Mr. .bs soss 10 Mars %aSa s s The
matter remain n stats quo Until! the case was
H ealsi IL. 1857, Secured from Phyfe Campbeii
this money"
The s h s. hd xS ses ef be e cs nn
troubIe must be disposed Of. He was willing
s Ct S hs Was SosS 9 ehS vat
settlement Could be efieoted upon more reason
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sauabble at any reasonable cost was made
known TO tho plaintiffs counsel. who had
LoS Lowe i Eugene 4. dardner. J osepR Auerbaeh.
s WAS sS liz shs spd ssI qs nsi
by one Of his associates that he engineered the
EoE RI ddses y; ss%e
s Il was 1 - ciandestine settIeme mt, brought
about By Curtis at White River Junction in the
dead hour OF the night"
The same gentleman said that Mrs. Watson
through q belief that her verdict would be re-
yersed BY the General Term, and because Cur
It's told her that It would be to her interest to
settle the matter Curtis said that she dictated
the settlement because she was very III, and
perhaps dying.
The fact Is" said this gentleman, that
Mrs, VI atson was enjoying then, as che Is en-
;oyins To-day, the very best Of health"
The quit claim was signed by Mrs. Watson
on Sept 28, and was filed inAthe Registers Of
dee here on Oct. 10. The deed was also signed
sx-Gov. Pingree. Mr.. North was there In the
interest Of the defendant in the suit He Is ne
Jud &c Barnard's daughter, whose mother was
the sister OF John Charles Anderson. 1t Is stat
ed nowthat Mrs. Watson Is sorry she signed tho
deed, and that probably she will ignore 1t
and begin the legal battle once more The
decd robs her of all right and interest In the
plaza property" which Is worth. including
the building, $225OOOO. It has no effect on the
bill Of equity, and, II tho decision Is In Mrs.
Watson's favor, she will be entitled to her
share Of the estate.
The lawyers who have been fighting for Mrs.
Watson are incensed because their claims
have not been satisfied and they think that
Mr. Curtis Is the only one who IL content. Each
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